Whole Boar

When going ham isn't enough:This applies to acting, real life, even cooking!

Acting:
Gary Goldman in Leon: the professional, didn't even go Ham he took the whole boar!

Stansfield:"EVERYONNEEEE!"

Real Life:
"Yeah my brother goes beyond H.A.M he went Whole boar and smashed that!"

Cooking:
When a ham won't feed a family go outside shoot a boar and spit roast the whole thing!
Wife:"My whole family is coming for Thanksgiving"
Husband: "F***, I'll get my gun"

by Grey Mage January 15, 2012

you made the whole chat laughing

A meme made by ImDontai and his followers as a satire for cringe, unfunny and toxic content.

"Bro, you made the whole chat laughing. Because you have no sense of humor."

by Kamado Hatsunari March 19, 2022

swallow a candy whole

Swallow a candy whole

Do you know that feeling when you swallow a candy whole?????

by anonymous November 30, 2022

Whole

The word whole is usually used by stan Twitter even it's not necessary. It means entirely, full, all parts of, etc. It depends of the sentence where it's being used.

"She really gave birth to a whole baby"
"Whiplash by NCT 127 is a whole bop"

by jeon wonwoo's main ho June 1, 2018

Whole bus full of nuns

An expression of exasperated confusion, being unable to explain logically the good fortune of one’s present circumstance by insinuating the performance of something karmically exceptional in a past life.

To get such a partner; so attractive, thoughtful, and who contributes so much, it must have been a whole bus full of nuns.

by lapis.yoga March 6, 2021

Whole animal dick energy

when a circumcised dude compares/ references the intact penis (uncircumcised ) as a wild animal (Anteater, Aardvark, Naked Mole Rat and etc.). It should be taken as a compliment.

Butthead: “I'm so glad my mom had me circumcised.
I'd hate to have a little aardvark between my legs.”
Beavis: “What?! You’re just mad that my schlong has whole animal dick energy!”

by Honey Badger 28 August 20, 2025

The Whole Quoll

An Australianism for putting your full effort into something. Equivalent to the poker expression of "all in", or the WW2 expression of "the whole nine yards".

Brucey really went the whole quoll in that footy match, it was a ripper of a game!

by JimmyJimJohson May 30, 2022